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Future of Enterprise Contracting: What is Live Contract Negotiation?
Docgility recently unveiled the Virtual Collaboration Network (VCN), a foundational technology designed to facilitate multi-party, multi-company live contract negotiations. This blog defines live contract negotiations and describes the technology approaches used to facilitate this key advance in contract negotiations. Background In the enterprise contracting ecosystem, the most important metric is Contract Cycle Time (the time between contract intent and executed contract). L
May 44 min read


The Interoperability Gap: Transforming Contract Management
Why Don’t Our Contracting Systems Talk to Each Other? In the modern enterprise, documents are usually static. But contracts? They are a different beast entirely. They undergo rigorous drafting, cross-departmental stakeholder review, and multi-party negotiations before reaching their final, executed state. Only upon signature do they transform into a static document that we store for compliance and reference. Yet, despite this highly collaborative nature, the common Contract
Apr 53 min read


AI Agents in Contracting: Why Context is the New Currency
We’ve all heard the hype: AI agents will revolutionize business, automate workflows, and unlock massive efficiency. But in the high-stakes world of corporate contracting, the "how" matters just as much as the "what." To move beyond razzle-dazzle demos and into scalable, real-world utility, we have to talk about context . Without it, an AI is just a well-spoken stranger that knows nothing of your business but generates answers that sound reasonable but are often plain wrong. T
Mar 83 min read


AI Agents in Legal Contracting: The Hype vs. The Reality
We’ve been hearing the siren song of "AI Agents" for a while now. On paper, they are immensely powerful tools that promise to revolutionize how we work. In reality? Adoption is lagging. Despite the constant noise surrounding tech layoffs, these cuts are largely a byproduct of macroeconomic shifts rather than AI displacing workers—with software engineering being a notable outlier. In the legal sector, AI agents currently excel at high-impact demos and capturing "FOMO-driven" b
Feb 123 min read
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